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Quantum Fluctuations Theory 11: The Art of Reality's Fractured Dreams

According to renowned physicist, Dr. Reginald P. Bottomsworth, "The multiverse is like a never-ending buffet of reality options. And we're not just talking about the nacho cheese and veggie platter, my friend."

Here are some key points about Quantum Fluctuations Theory 11:

Reality is like a house of mirrors. You can't trust your reflection.
Quantum fluctuations are like cosmic mood swings. One moment they're all happy and harmonious, the next they're a complete disaster.
Parallel universes are like alternate realities of the same old song. You know, like that one earworm that just won't quit.

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Side note: Don't try this at home, or do, we're not judging. But seriously, don't.

Disclaimer: The information presented here is for entertainment purposes only. Reality is not, in fact, a never-ending buffet.